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2005: I have 2 daughters in high school and we've all ready begun our college/university search. Seems like anytime we have a question about ANY school, this book is the first thing we pick up and open. "Peterson's" guide is proven invaluable in our quest for finding the 'right' school. 6 pounds make this book an armful to carry. 3091 pages of super fine paper (careful - they tear easily). A computer CD also accompanies the book with more in-depth college info. I like this book for several reasons. #1 - lots of colleges (2000+), with all/most major univerisities in every state included; #2 - arranged several different ways, alphabetical, by state, by major - thus making it easier to narrow down the choices; #3 - when looking up a specific school you'll find right under the school name a short paragraph with all pertinent info (tuition & fees, average test scores required, difficulty level to get in, campus setting, majors & minors, etc). What follows usually includes info on campus life, extra-curricular activities, the Greek system, and history of the school... and so much more. This book also contains phone #'s and e-mail addresses of the necessary contacts (admissions dept) at each school. Truly a great find if you're just starting your search on colleges.

FREE STUFF FOR COLLECTORS ON THE INTERNET is the greatest little addition to my book collection! It gives me much better matches than the search engines for whatever I'm seeking. I can't believe how much time it has saved me in the few short months I've had it. I keep it right next to the computer & I highly recommend it for other collectors & Internet surfers.

FREE STUFF FOR HOME REPAIR ON THE INTERNET is the latest and... for the home repair buff... perhaps the greatest addition to Heim & Hansen's "Free Stuff" series.    The strength of this book lies in both its organization and in its great web links. They don't make the assumption that their readers are computer geeks, so the book begins with a short-but-sweet primer on how to access web pages, basic use of the web browser and how to understand a websites address, or "url". This alone is worth the price of the book for the befuddled neophyte... especially on sites that frequently change their page addresses!

The meat of the book... home repair web links... is well organized and divided up into 22 categories, including how to hire a contractor, roof and gutter repair, do-it-yourself TV show websites and even electrical and plumbing advice. Each section covers the best of the best... no mean task considering that a web search on any home repair topic can yield millions of useless, unrelated pages!

All in all, this book is the best of the genre and will save the surfer hours of useless searching for the best in home repair.

SOME OF THESE REVIEWS ARE PERFECT. HOWEVER DUE TO ITS DATE, THE REVIEWS CANNOT BE RELIED UPON SOLELY. TRAVEL ITINERARIES OF FRANCE ARE SUPERB. GIVES YOU THE IN AND OUTS OF FRENCH STARRED AND NON STARRED RESTAURANTS. WAS THE FIRST TO BAD MOUTH THE BAMIERE IN LES BEAUX .. 5 YEARS BEFORE MICHELIN DOWN GRADES. GREAT DICTIONARY FRENCH/ENGLISH FOR FOOD HE IS BRITISH AND EASILY UNDERSTOOD SPECIALIZES IN OUT OF THE WAY FRANCE

IF YOU LOVE FRANCE YOULL LOVE THIS BOOK

Sheldon Rampton is best known for the 3 books he co-authored in 1995-2001: Toxic Sludge Is Good For You; Mad Cow USA; and, Trust Us, We're Experts, and as editor of PR Watch. But this was his first book written in the mid-1980s, and should be considered a valuable collectors item. Its a beautiful collaboration between Rampton and photojournalist Liz Chilsen, a how-to book for building people-to-people "sister city" relationships among citizens in the US and Nicaragua, then under attack by the Reagan Admininstration's proxy terrorist army, the Contra. The Contra were in fact led by former members of the dictator Somoza's brutal National Guard resurrected with US money and weapons and CIA direction as "freedom fighters" to (successfully) destroy the Sandinista Revolution. (A chapter in Toxic Sludge examines the US propaganda strategies in the US and in Central Americar.) This is an inspiring "how-to" book for anyone trying to figure out what can be done at the local and personal level to promote peace and understanding between the US and the third world. The prose is informative and the pictures precious. Amazingly, through all the trials and tribulations and passage of time, the grassroots-based US-Nicaragua network is alive, well and thriving, and just as Rampton predicted, doing much more for people in that dirt-poor and exploited nation than anything attempted recently by the callous US government.

This book is very high quality with 450 one-of-a-kind places to stay. This book has over 600 full color illustrations. All lodgings are rated for hospitality, character and comfort with information about nearby attractions and top local restaurants. The lodgings include private homes, traditional inns, welcoming farms, elegant town houses and restaurants with rooms.

This book was a great guide to shopping London. I wasn't looking for a bargain shopping guide and this certainly isn't that. But if you are, this book may not be for you. Suzy has expensive tastes (like me). I really needed to have some idea where all the interesting boutiques and shopping areas were and this book was exactly what I needed.

An incredible amount of information, with in-depth analysis, examples of grants. This book helped us to raise over $300,000 from sources we found in the book. Lots of advice about grantwriting, with a great model budget for proposals.

I have refered to this book several times weekly and after borrowing it from the university library constintly for 6 months, i would highly recommend this book to any psychology student. It is written in an easy to find and understandable language. I am a first year student in psychology and will reference material out of this book for a long time to come.

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